Bob345

just installed my 1200 d today and i did a small hair trick!!!!! vids tomorrow!!!! the q 18 moves a hell of a lot o air off 1000 watts. FTW!!!!!

Looks great!!

Polk makes some good stuff, don't realy know about that sub though

These look prety solid. Dayton make some great stuff for the money IMO http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=295-134

Looks insane!!! Make sure to upload vids

Its actually MDF with an oak veneer That's awsome! They sell it like that?

i would just mesure how much depth you have and go on from there.

looks good! birch ftw!

Specs look good, not sure what you need it for, nor have I used it. lol forgot to state my goals, I'm making some custom pillars. Tons of options then, but those wouldn't be my first pick. Not going to get any sort of reasonable crossover point out of them. The whole goal of putting them up on the pillars is to help raise your stage and improve your imaging and having a driver that will struggle with even a 2500Hz crossover point won't help that. thanks for your input, guess ill have to keep looking

Specs look good, not sure what you need it for, nor have I used it. lol forgot to state my goals, I'm making some custom pillars.

id maby do a 5 cuft box with lots of port area if you want to move allot of air

8 ohm drivers are generally more efficient vs a 4 ohm driver with the same power. The driver isn't more efficient. Higher resistance or impedance in this case causes the amp to produce less power, and less strain vs a lower ohm load (say 1ohm for example), thus having a higher efficiency. But that doesn't mean it's more efficient on the same amount of power, because a 8ohm driver and 4ohm driver on the same amp will never see equal power (unless gains are changed...) well i ment the same power as lets say a 4 ohm driver on 100 watts vs a 8 ohm driver given 100 watts, the 8 ohm driver is more efficient.

what do you guys think of this tweeter? http://www.parts-express.com/pe/pshowdetl.cfm?&Partnumber=264-1002&scqty=2

ones that i can think of are the fi ssd's, ssa icons, and the sundown sa series.

8 ohm drivers are generally more efficient vs a 4 ohm driver with the same power.

Is that for each or the pair?

I was wondering the same thing, i'm doing a ib in my house soon. Can't wait to see bluprint audio! Do you guys plan on making other drivers besides subwoofers in the futue too?

And only get high qts if you plan on a sealed box edit: nvm I fail at reading

iv seen a 12 q break 150. q's can be loud

waching it

Finaly replacing widows vista with ubuntu.

Yep, my q does the same thing. It's probably because they don't have a pole vent so there is more turbulence inside the motor. Once it's in a box, it's unnoticable. Any pics?

How do those x's handle that power? 1200 watts Is just a bit over 300